Screen Object.
You can use the ActiveControl property together with the Screen object to identify or refer to the control that has the focus.
This property setting contains the control object that has the focus at run time.
This property is available only in Visual Basic and is read-only in all views.
You can use the ActiveControl property to refer to the control that has the focus at runtime together with one of its properties or methods. The following example assigns the name of the control with the focus to the strControlName variable.
Dim CurrentControl As ControlstrControlName As StringCurrentControl = Screen.ActiveControl= CurrentControl.Name
If no control has the focus when you use the ActiveControl property, or if all of the active form’s controls are hidden or disabled, an error occurs.
ActiveDatasheet Property, ActiveForm Property, ActiveReport Property, Me Property, Screen Object.
The following code assigns the active control to the CurrentControl variable and then takes different actions depending on the value of the control’s Name property.
Dim CurrentControl As ControlCurrentControl = Screen.ActiveControlCurrentControl.Name = "txtCustomerID" Then . ' Do this. . .CurrentControl.Name = "btnCustomerDetails" Then . ' Do this. . .If